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AIN SI CAIK Shop at h( homEra 3-1143 -up or -S!!! On Wednesday, October 18 Mrs. Lowry's grade six/seven class held a bake sale in their classroom to help raise funds for their trip to the Ganaraska Forest which they will take later in the school year. Al the students from the rest of the school took turns visiting the bake sale and purchasing some of the goodies that were there. There were also two plastic Jack-O-Lanterns that were filled with candy that the students were able to buy a ticket on. Congratulations go out to the two lucky winners. Also on Wednesday, October 18 the combined Armouries contihiued from page 1 able to, be leased.- She fur- ther supported Councillor Pingle's concems. "We have always had storage prob- lems with the Bowmanville and Clarke Museums. Where now are these build- ings you say we have avail- able?" Novak also wanted to know more about who the company was. Councillor Ann Dreslinski expressed disbelief at the resistance that was being put forward. 1I don't know what the hassie is. A gen- tlemnan who ran a business in downtowni Orono. ..wants to operatte a bigger business that wiIl olTer jobs to that small community," Councillor Novak and Councillor Dresllnski got into a heated debate on the subject. "Let's tind out what is going on. 1 d<n't want to miake il difficult on l>tsi lnesses, but let's inake il iaiir." Couticillor I)1reslinlski classes of Miss Young and Mrs. Moore's grade four students travelled by bus for a tour of the Pingle's Farm. A fun timie was had by one and all. For the past two weeks the students have been busy bringing in donations of non-perishable food items which they have generously donated to the local food bank in Newcastle. The co- ordinator of the food bank Beth Lamb was overwhelmed with not only the size of the donation but also with the variety of food that it contained. A big thank you' goes out to replied, "everyone knows that it (the armnouries) is for sale or for lease." "I arn a counicillor and 1 did not know it was for lease," said Novak. Bill Stockwell stepped in at thîs point. "If thiere is anything wrong hiere, it is my fault, not staff S. lThe CAO office is the one that has beên neitgotîatinig the agreement. I feit that it was a good opportunity for the murnllcipaility." Hle appreci- ated the concerns that the memibers ofCouncil 1had. At this point, Counicillor Pingle requested that thecy contin- uied the discussion in pri- vate, which they did. Later, the report was passed by a narrow imargin. withi Councillors Pingle and Novak stili flot willing to support the Icase. The lease for the 3,953 l12 building is a thr-ee year lease at $74 1.18 a rnonth. Thie Museum hlas six inonths tb relocate ils collec(tioni. 'Thi building cost te municipal- ity <ver $3.400 a ycar to maintain il as siorage tor the mutscUini. everyone who donated to this worthy cause. On Thiursday, October l9th, ail the junior and senior kindergarten students, accompanîed by their teachers and a few parent volunteers, travelled by bus for a tour of the Pingle's pumipkin patch. The children were allowed to choose a few pumipkrns which they took back with them to the school. It was a fun and exciting adventure that was shared by one and all. PUI!CNICE 1996 MUNICIPAL GRANT PROGRAM The Municipal Grant process was initiated to assist organizations with funding for programs and services not provided by the Municipality. Applications for Municipal Grants are now avallable- for local organizations that provide social, health, recreational and/or other services that directly benefit the Municipality of Clarington and its residents. 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